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@NogDogDec 08.2010 — #The leading slash in this case -- for a file system path -- does not mean the same thing as in HTML, where it would indicate a path relative to the web root directory. If that is your intention, then:
If, instead, you mean relative to the directory of the current script, then just use you code without the leading "/" in the path.
How to do correct path with function fopen?
How to do correct path with [B]function fopen
I’m not sure if path is correct:
[code=php]
$handle = fopen(“/myfile1/filename.txt”, “r”);
Will work / or without this?*
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@NogDogDec 08.2010 — #The leading slash in this case -- for a file system path -- does not mean the same thing as in HTML, where it would indicate a path relative to the web root directory. If that is your intention, then:[code=php]
$handle = fopen($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/myfile1/filename.txt', 'r');
[/code]If, instead, you mean relative to the directory of the current script, then just use you code without the leading "/" in the path.